Chemlab Practice learning

By:
Susila Kristianingrum










The knowledge learned through direct contact
with the tool
Individual freedom as the basic learning
Anticipating a natural phenomenon
Ex ercising using words and phrases for object
Develop the intellectual and moral character
of students
Foster research










Managing lab, lab facility, chemicals, lab
administration
Projecting various purposes of lab
Storage & maintenance equipment &
chemicals
Make adjustments to the curriculum
Using a general workshop tools









Perform basic techniques
Planning and organizing the use of lab for
1 year
Organize distribution of tools & materials
lab
Prepare regulations & safety lab for
students and lab personnel









Prepare clear instructions on how to use

special equipment
Determine the mobility of traffic flow in the
practicum student with the benchmark
number of students and lab conditions
Completing P3K box and skilled do first aid
in lab
Task scheduling lab personnel

 The

room lab
 lab facility
 Tools and m aterials
 Workforce
 lab activities

Format for lab administ rat ion










Fomat A
Format B1
Format B2
Format B3
Format B4
Format C1
Format C2
Format C3

• Data space lab
cardstock
List of items
List of proposed items
card tool

List of tools
List ing revenues /
expendit ures tool

Format for lab administ rat ion








Format C4
Format D1
Format D2
Format D3
Format D4
Format E
Format F


• List of proposed
equipment

• card substance
• List of substances
• List revenue /
expendit ure substances

• List of proposed
substance

• data workforce
• Agenda lab act ivit ies

Room of weight
Room of Analysts
Room of assistant
Room of warehouse
Room of computer

Room of practicum
Room of workshop
Room of electronics

15 m2
20 m2
20 m2
20 m2
20 m2/10 people
4 m2/ people
2,5 m2/ people
20 m2/20 people

Sample Format A
Table 1. Data room Lab. chemical
Lab Name: Basic Chemistry
Area
(m2)&
lab
capacity


Types of
room

Fix area
(m2)

Area
Should
(m2)

200

R.
Practicum

130

160


30

R.
equipment

-

20

Det ails of t he
development

insulat ion space








Name of equipment:
Group
:
Spesification
:
Code No.
:
Location/ RAL
:

measuring glass
G
100 mL,od.2 cm
5 pyrex
1/ 2/ 3

Table 2. Card Tool
Date

Condition

entry
good

1-22006

10

exit

Infor
mation

stock

broken

good

broken

good

-

-

-

10

broken

-







Name of chemical
Group
Spesification
Code No.
Location/ RAL

: Silver nitrat (AgNO3 )
:A
: 100 gram
: 5 E Merck
:1/ 2/ 3






Mr Cu= 63,5; S= 32; O= 16; H= 1
Mr CuSO4 .5H2O= (1x 63,5) + (1x 32) +
(4x 16) + 5[(2x 1) + (1x 16)]= 249,5
Mass of 1 mol CuSO4.5H2O= 249,5 g
So to make a 1 M solution of copper
sulphate is needed as much as 1 liter of
249.5 g CuSO4.5H2O and then dissolved in
water to a volume of 1 liter solution.



In concentrat ed HCl is usually unknown levels
of 36%, density 1.18. Thus the m ass of 1,000
m L of concentrat ed HCl is1.180 g.
In 1180 g of concentrat ed HCl, the am ount of
HCl = 36/ 100 x 1180 g = 424.8 g.
In 1 liter (1,000 m L) 1 M HCl solution contained
1 m ol HCl.
The m ass of 1 m ol HCl = 36.5 g.
So to m ake a 1 M HCl solution required 36.5 g
HCl, contained in concentrat ed HCl = 36.5 /
424.8 x 1,000 m L = 85.9 m L concentrated HCl.

 Tape measure
 Glue/ lem
 Epox y/ super glue
 Plastic cement
 Brush- teeth
 Drinking spook
 Terminal block (for joint the cable)
 Electric tape
 Screw driver/ dual screw
 Hammer (besi/ plastic)
 Mole trips pliers/ Tang clamp
 key ring
 Yank/ obeng getar/ pump action screw
 Stanley plier/ pemotong kawat
 Cutter

driver

Tanks of various sizes
 Needle fliers / miser
 Knife
 Multimeter
 Test- pen
 cotton yarn
 Cotton bud
 electric soldering
 Volt- meter
 Metal cutting saws (with silicon carbide cinpade)
 Sandpaper
 Fuse sizes
 etc.


1. In the Lab. available 16M HNO3 solution
(concentrated). How many mL of
concentrated HNO3 required to make as
much as 100ml of 2M aqueous HNO3 ?
2. In the Lab. available solution of 70%
HNO3 , bj = 1.42 g / mL. How many mL of
concentrated HNO3 required to make as
much as 100ml of 2M aqueous HNO3 ?
(Ar H= 1 , N= 1 4 , O= 1 6, S= 3 2 , Na= 2 3)

3. In the Lab. available solution of 96% H2SO4, bj
= 1.84 g / mL. How many mL of H2SO4
required to make dollars. 2M aqueous H2SO4
as 250 ml?
4. How many grams of NaOH are required to
make NaOH solution: a) 0.1 M b) 0.5 M c) 2M?
(Ar H=1, N=14, O=16, S=32, Na=23)